Aging Groom and Bride Delayed by License Issue
John Harry Smith aged 75 and Mire Ida Drener aged 50 sought a license in Baltimore today for a ceremony at Middletown to be conducted by Rev. M. L. Beard. The delay followed a courthouse mix up as 20 applications were filed and the license could not be secured yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Harry Smith
Baltavence
Baltimore
Ida D.drener
Islington
Middletown
M. L. Beard
Letherst
Baltimore Morning
Siddie Tows
HYMENEAL TOPPER MORRISON WEDDING AT ST JOHN
A formal wedding was held yesterday at 4 p m at St John s Catholic Church Rav Fr W J Hara officiating John Edgar Topper foreman at Victor Remedies Co and Ora Virglois Morrison were married The bridal party entered promptly and guests attended a reception at Mr Robert Fraley s West Patrick street Several notable attendees and a lavish reception followed the ceremony JEREMES GREEN MARRIAGE AT FOUNTAIN ECK C W Green and C Frack Grimes wed quietly at 6 o clock with a reception to follow and will reside at Fountain Rock
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topper
Morrison
St John’s Catholic Church
Rav
W. J. Hara
John Edgar Topper
Victor Remedies Co
Ora Vir
Glois Morrison
Margaret Eisenhater
Charles Ween
Harry Darssy
Biss Elizabeth Shipley
George O. Doll
Robert Fraley
West Patrick Street
West
Otto Sutter
Frank Stokes
Sed
Gso. Hofmen
Wm. Daesberger
Stevens
Coleman Lidis
Gao
Shipley
Fagan
Augustus Desidler
Edw. Shipley
Lewis ‘Ealey
Lewis ‘Ealey, Mir. and Mrs. Greenwaldt
Jon. Topper
Wm. Dieter
Willard Garcets
Mira
EA. Schall
Aquilla Athbaugh
Lucy Toppsr
Lucy Derr
Elizabeth Shipley
Gertrails Smith
Dore Garrest
Gleas Wilson
Geo. Doll
Arnold Whittmore
Wm. Stevens
Barry Dorsey
Edw. Herring
John Toppsz
Chambers
Jeremes—Green
C. Frack Grimes
Maud Green
Odar Walkersville
Toby
North Starkes Serset
Birs. Z Green
Fountain Eck
Sarrad
Fountain Rock
Personal notices from Braddock Heights to New York visits
Local column lists multiple residents and visitors: Miss Ads Wolfe with Miss Mary Myers at Braddock Heights. Daniel Taylor from Washington visiting relatives. Miss Lizzie Fox of Baltimore returning from visits here. Arthur Nyman of Washington DC spending the day with friends. Luther W. Storm of Lancaster pa visiting relatives. Dora Mohrling visiting Philadelphia Floartown and Whitemarsh. Adolphus Wearhakes moving to Braddock Heights. Lawrence Ebart of Baltimore visiting brother Barry Ebert. Agnes Taylor of Altoona guest of Jes goodell. Richard Hayan and daughter of Diakernon visiting friends. Leah Schnalider of Washington visiting Miss Mae Shipley. Mrs Ads Duckehart of Baltimore visiting Mrs Jake H. Abbott. T Marion and Julius Bantz of Winchester spending days with relatives. Annis Hedges of South Market Street returning home from Johnstown. Anns Shorb of York visiting Mrs W.E. Staup. Mrs Emms Ebart of Baltimore visiting her son Harry Ebert. Edwin J. Shops and Raymond Shops visiting the Shops family. Newman and friends from Washington visiting Col. Austin Baughman. Janie Zimmerman of this city attending Cooper’s Union in New York where she won first prize for painting in oil. Mrs Wm S. Eotchison and sons Carroll and Marshall L. South Market Street visiting relatives in New York. Mrs Marshall Eotchison and Miss Fannie Mullinix of Cincinnati visiting L. E. Mullinix on East Third Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ads Wolfe
Mary Myers
Braddock Heights
Daniel Taylor
Washington
Lizzie Fox
Baltimore
Felienda
Arthur Nyman
Washington, D. C
Luther W. Storm
Lancaster
Dora Mohrling
Diakernon
Mies Leah Schnalider
Mae Shipley
North Market Street
Ads Duckehart
Jake BH. Abbot
South Market Straat
T. Marion
Julius Bantz
Winchester
Annis Hedges
South Markett Straat
Johnstown
Anns Shorb
York
W.E. Staup
South Market Street
Emms Ebart
Harry Ebert
East Fourth Street
Ikir
Edwin J
Raymond
Mistes
East Patrick Street
Newman Eed
Col
Austin Baughman
Janie Zimmerman
Geatnstad
Cooper’s Union
New York
Bod
Etohison and
Sone
Carroll L
Marshall L
Marshall Etohison
Fannis Mulliniz
Cincinnati
Ohio
L. E. Mullinix
East Third Street
Funeral of Pater D. Lagenbsel Held at South Market
The funeral for the late Pater D. Lagenbsel was held at 10 o'clock this morning from the residence of his nephew Joseph W. L. Osrty on South Market Street, with services conducted by Rev. Charles F. Steck. Pallbearers were William B. Storm, Richard P. Storm, Frank Dizon, and George W. Vanfossen. Interment followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery. CO. Carty served as funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pater D. Lagenbsel
Joseph W. L. Osrty
South Market Street
Thekouse
Charles F. Steck
Fedding Invitations Ont marriage notices Gassman and Matthews
Invitations have been issued for the marriage of Miss Alice Kate Gassman daughter of Sr John Guasaman of Hagerstown to Mr Neil Hail Matthews of Baltimore. The wedding is set for noon Tuesday January 12 at Christ's Reformed church in Hagerstown. Misa Gassman is a graduate of the Women's College of Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Kate Gassman
John Guasaman
Hageratown
Mrr
Neil Hail Matthews
Baltimore
Cbrist
Reformed Church
Magerstown- Misa Gassman
Women’s College of Frederick
Georges F. Bready
Sastor
the Reformed Church
Thurmont
Berths Scheeler
Lancaster
James
Trida
Taylor L. Schesler
East
Hospital Visitors Inspect Hagerstown Medical Facility
Miss E T Smith Miss Sadie Giles Miss Mary Giles Mrs Kealhofer and Miss Boyle arrived from Hagerstown with Dr J W Lyreb of North Caroliff. They were met by Dr B S Msquerd and Dr Thomas B Johnson and taken to Frederick City Hospital for an inspection of the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vislito Boepital
E. T. Smith
Ssdie Giles
Mary Giles
Kealhofer
Boyle
Hagerstown Hospital
W. Lyreb
North Caroliff
Hagerstown
Msquerd
Thomas B. Johnson
Frederick City Hospital
Plaintiff Wins Suit Over Promissory Notes Worth Nearly Seven Thousand
The case of T. Marion Bantz versus Frank G. Stoner surviving administrator of Julia A. Lentz was heard before Chief Judge James McSherry. The decision favored the plaintiff on an option for payment of two promissory notes totaling about $7,000. Wm. P. Marlaby represented the plaintiff and D. Priscstos Ackey defended the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleintiff
T. Marion Bantz
Frank G. Stoner
Iste
Julia A. Lentz
James McSherry
Wm. P. Marlaby
Piaietiz
Sod
D. Priscstos
Ackey
Local residents report illness and improving recovery
Mrs. Joan W Dartzbsugh of North Market street remains quite ill while Mr. Lewis S Cilogan of East Patrick street continues to improve and may be home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan W Dartzbsugh
North Market Street
Lewis S. Cilogan
East Patrick Street
Emanuel Stoner Dies by Own Hand at Westminster Farm
Emanuel Stoner, of Westminster, killed himself yesterday morning by hanging in the carriage shed of his barn after years of mental strain and recent deepening despondency. He left a widow and large family, with several sons operating Stoner's Nurseries in Westminster and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanke
Ezxanuel Stoner
Westminater
Mr. Stoner
Baptist Bretazan Ehoreb
Remyss
Sisecori
Colorado
Gattyaborg
Ostroll
Frederick County
Borty
Frizzilberg
Bat
Iowa
Sedgwick
Kan
Westminster
Memorial Day Observances and Local News Across the State
Memorial Day was observed in every archiog of the State. Jeremish Yingling, an elder resident of Westminster, died after a four day illness in his eighty sixth year. Elaborate preparations are under way for a banquet by the Merchants and Manufacturers Association of Hagerstown to honor Western Maryland Railroad officials. The flexible basis for Washington county shows a tax base of 22 219 755 with a projected gain of about 500 000 over last year. The tax rate to be fixed Friday is expected near 79 cents per 100 dollars, up from 65 cents last year, due in part to higher school levies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oarpenter
Acnapalisis
Gocual
Eplesopat Diocesa
Afaryinad
Gumberland
Jeremish Yingling
Westminster
Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association of
Freder ick Hospital Guild Review of Four Months Work
Frederick Hospital Guild reports generous donations during the period. The supply committee led by Mrs Ohba Doll amassed cash and extensive in kind gifts including linens, clothing, kitchenware, china, towels and food items. A May 17 card party netted 805 dollars, added to the guild treasury for hospital expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Olt
Hospitel Guild
Frederick Hospital Guild
Ohba
Doll
Asam
The Clansman on Stage at City Opera House Saturday
The Clansman is an original play not a dramatization of a novel though it uses elements from Thomas Dixon Jr. works. Critics praise its vigor and audiences applaud its performances. The City Opera House will stage matinee and evening showings Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trilby
Thomas Dixon’ Jr
the Leppard
Mr. Dixon
Ream
Critica
City Opera House
Thorough Artist Bime Bishop Delights at Recital
A Post Dispatch critic praises Bime Bishop for a superb recital marked by a wide vocal range and sincere interpretation. Her performance of Hear Ye Israel draws breadth and power, establishing her as a leading West coast orator artiste. Mme Bishop set to give a recital at the Women's College tomorrow night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bime
Bishop
Coaming
Speta
Israel
West
Post Dispatch
St. Louis
Mme. Bishop
Women’s College
Zion Reformed observes Children's Day at Charlesville church
Zion Reformed Church in Charlesville held Children’s Day last Sunday at 10 a.m. The program titled Jesus and the Chiliraz was presented by the Sunday school, with music by Prof. Elmer Fesga and organist Miss Lillis Holtz. Pastor Rey A Hench spoke as offerings supported Sunday school work. another observance is planned next Sunday January 3 at 10 15 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utios
Fatal lobby assault in Gettysburg hotel dispute
Howard Eyler attacked William Ester with a pump handle in the Globe Hotel lobby at Gettysburg after an argument with Ester’s brother in law Eyler pursued Miller, striking him and injuring his skull. Ester, jailed in Emmitsburg, awaits transfer to Pennsylvania authorities as Miller remained alive but with no chance of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Ester
Emmitsburg
Ashbaugle
Eomitsburg
Pennsylvania
Howard Miller
Gettyeborg
Miller
Globe Hotel
Grestysburg
Eyler
Gettysburg
Josiie J. Henry Stokes
Boy Sent to Industrial School for Mailbox Theft
iN THE LAW'S GRIP a youth named Ege Volluss was arrested for taking milk shipping supplies from a rural mailbox of George H. Bork bach near Feagarille. He faced Justice John F. Keller, witnesses testified, and Jaathe Baller ordered commitment to St Mary's Industrial School in Baltimore until age 21. Con stable Lewis F. Carter transported him to the institution. United States Commissioner Roscoe O. White ruled the case not a government case since the mailbox contents were not mail, removing federal jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schrool
Ege Volluss
George H. Borkbach
Feagarille
John F. Keller
Jaathe Baller
St. Mary's Industrial School
Baliimore
Regular Meeting of Baya Temperance Association Friday
Brief items note the Baya Temperance Association will hold its regular meeting Friday evening at 7 oclock with full attendance expected. Also reported are local incidents including two youths capturing a frog and a school baseball club trip to Woodboro for two games against Blaca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baya’ Temperanea
Messia
William D. Banagardosi
Harry Lipps
West South Street
Woodaboro
Strawberry Festival Brightens Grace Reformed Church Fundraiser
The Sewing Society of Grace Reformed Church hosted a Strawberry Festival at the Park Hotel with colorful bunting Chinese lanterns fresh linen and bouquets. Ovals of fruit ice cream and home made candy were sold along with fancy articles. A large crowd attended and receipts benefited the church debt, closing the event for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sewing Society of Grace Reformed Church
Park Hotel
Ohkofes Berriez
Runaway Dray Unhitches After Fright at West Patrick Street
A horse hitched to Mr Barney Smith’s dray ran away yesterday afternoon near Derz's alley on West Patrick Street after being spooked by an automobile. It disappeared toward Jefferson Pike before being captured. no damage to the dray was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Smith
West Patrick Street
Derz’s Alley
Demestheris Ridgely and Cicero Hemm at Local Event
Local readers hear Demestheris Ridgely and Cicero Hemm in a Friday evening contest titled Shall Women Waie with camvines, optics views, illustrated songs to entertain. Tickets priced at $1 at the door to cover expenses. Griffin Brand clothing offered at half price early in season by B Rosexoce & Foss Market and Patrick Streets Licie’a. Sea food available by phone 816.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mele High School
Demestheris Ridgely
Cicero
Griffin Brand
B. Rosexoce & Foss
Patrick Sts
Vice Presidents and officers noted in fragmented record
Fragmented OCR mentions President and Vice President roles with unclear names and positions. The text references a cashier and a partial phrase ashler aast but provides no full context, dates, or institutional names. Further readable details are not present to identify the organization or event.
Memorial Day honors and hospital drive notes from Eardebick
May 30 1929 Reynolds Post No 2 6 A R meets after Memorial Day ceremonies in Eardedick. They thank Rev Parker of First Baptist for May 27 oration and praise allied organizations for supporting the G A R memorial tribute. Notices urge hospital donations and outline future auxiliary and league meetings with local coordinators and donation requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eardebick
Olivat Camatary
Reynolds Post
A. R
Paresso
Wm. Hammond Parker
First Baptist Church
Termoz
Sless Vate
Bhanka
G. A.R
Sousa of Veterans
Patriotic Order
Soves
Eastman Photo Goods Store Opens At Braddock Heights
New stock lists gar ment items with prices and a photography line. Eastman photographic goods offered with film development while you wait. Addressed to Mes. Dr. Cas Zimuerwan, Braddock Heights, Md, for terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastman
Valley View
Braddock
Sesson
Cas. Zimuerwan
Braddock Heights
Mad
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